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THE ELECTION

OFFICIAL RECOUNT. The following are the official results, as announced by the Returning Officer, after the official recount which took place on Monday and Tuesday of this week: — PARLIAMENT. HOLDINGS, (National) 504 LINKLATER, (Reform) 4428 ROBERTS, (Labour) 2354 Total 7286 Informal 55 LICENSING. CONTINUANCE 3456 PROHIBITION 3312 STATE CONTROL 500

Total 7268 Informal 68 Absentee voters for Manawatu totalled 499. With one or two exceptions on which the eyes of electors are at present focused, the amended electoral figures which are still steadily pouring into the busy office of the Deputy-Chief Electoral Officer, cannot affect the general position (says the Dominion). In view of the uncertainty that seems to exist in some quarters as to the effect of the licensing issue in Ohinemuri, the latest figures §how that that district remains “dry,” there not being the necessary three-fifths majority of “the total votes polled,” which, of course includes the 194 informal votes cast. Following are the latest figures received: — WIELLINGTON EAST.

Forsyth .. .. 6185 Monteith .. • • 4996 Informal .. • • 169 (A few absent votes to come in). HUTT. Wilford .. • • 6080 Nash •• •• 4285 Informal . . • • 92 DUNEDIN CENTRAL. Statham .. • • 6616 Gilchrist .. • • 4017 Informal .. • • HO WAIRARAPA. McLeod . • •• 4263 Arkle • • • • 2849 Informal .. • • 00 (There are a few absent votes to come in). MASTERTON. Sykes .. •• 4403 Andrews .. • • 3481 PARNELL. Dixon .. •• 849/ Way • • • • 3610 Informal .. ■ • 603 MANUKAU. Jordon . • •• 6748 Massey ■ • • • 59 64 Informal .. • • (9 CHALMERS. Dixon . • • • 4321 Connelly • • • 272 S PATEA. Dickie . • • • 4501 Corrigan . . • • 3226 Informal . . • • 96 AUCKLAND CENTRAL. Parry • • • ■ 5672 Wilson • • • • 21/2 Morton • • • ■ "1 Majority for Parry 3500 GREY LYNN. Bertram • • • • 6061 Miss Melville . - 5296 Ma jority for Bartram 765 LYTTELTON. It is expected that tltf count for the Lyttelton seat which was commenced yesterday morning, will be completed by this evening. There are over 9225 votes to be counted, in addition to about 600 absentee votes. LICENSING POLL.

No Restoration License. Inf. Ohinemuri 4112 2661 194 The total votes cast was 6967, three-fifths of which is 4180. Masterton 3672 4058

State Contiu. purchase. Proliib. Otaki 3322 737 2870 Pa tea 35G2 477 3093 Manukau 5032 1007 0540 Or ou a 3210 690 3452 LOCAL RESTORATION.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2961, 12 November 1925, Page 2

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THE ELECTION Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2961, 12 November 1925, Page 2

THE ELECTION Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2961, 12 November 1925, Page 2

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